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… Haiti's recorded history began with the arrival of Christopher Columbus in 1492. The island was named Hispaniola and became the territory of the Spanish crown until the western part of the island, Saint Domigue, was claimed by the French. … at:  lcweb2.loc.gov  [Accessed 6 October 2009]| History of Haiti [online] Available at:  en.wikipedia.org  [Accessed …

… The increasing politicization of the oppressed and exploited masses of South Africa/Azania demands the constant re-writing and re-assessment of the past. New voices, muted until now, must be heard, and … Johnny Gomas Voice of the working class: A political Biography by Doreen Musson …

… ABSTRACT OF THESES This thesis highlights the ebbs and flows of the Indian minority's struggles against  the systematic and unjust segregation of mankind along racial lines. Their  courage and  principled … The Indians of Natal: Resistance to Apartheid, 1971-1985 by Davinder S. …

… book:  Book 3: Migration, Land and Minerals in the Making of South Africa commissioned by The Department of Education Beinart, William. Twentieth-century South Africa … Benedict. Blood from your Children: The Colonial Origins of Generational Conflict in South Africa . Pietermaritzburg, …

… Denis Healey, M.B.E., M.P. at the Eighth Annual Day of Affirmation of Academic Freedom and Human Freedom, University of Natal, Durban, September 17, 1970. With speech of thanks … A decent respect for the opinions of mankind: Academic freedom and human freedom …

… With the coming of the Dutch settlers, the Khoikhoi faced a stronger demand for their cattle. Trade disputes and charges of theft caused great tension between colonists and the Khoikhoi who feared that the settlement of free burghers (farmers) in 1657 would eventually deprive …

… The African National Congress has learned with sadness of the passing of 67 South African nationals who died and scores who were injured in Lagos as a result of the collapsed Synagogue Church of all Nations last Friday, … The death and injuries of South Africans in Nigeria, 16 September 2014 …

… the South African government to probe the mysterious death of Mozambican president Samora Machel , started its first … crashed in Mbuzini near Komatipoort, where the borders of Mozambique and Swaziland and South Africa meet. The Mozambican president was returning from a meeting of African leaders held in Lusaka, Zambia when his plane …

… Prior to 1870, the Damara people occupied most of central Namibia, but large numbers were displaced or … When the first Europeans visited Namibia they were a group of semi-nomadic gardeners, pastoralists and hunter-gatherers. … government settled the Damara in Damaraland, an area of poor soil and irregular rain fall. On 4 August 1971, the …

… was established as a trading company in 1602, with the aim of monopolising trade in East Asia, in particular the spice … a year. Their survival, as well as the written accounts of one crew member, Leendert Janszen, convinced the DEIC that the establishment of a refreshment station at the Cape was possible. On 26 July …

… Thesis has been submitted for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in the Department of Political Science, University of Natal, Durban, 1998. … The United Democratic Front (UDF): a case study of democratic organisation, 1983-1987 …

… (now Western Cape). De Villiers is known as the 'father of South African geneaology' and began writing his … Geslachtregister der Oude Kaapsche Familien (Genealogies of Old Cape Families) in 1882. De Villiers died on 4 … by the Cape Government from 1893 to 1895. The system of genealogical numbering that he developed later became …

… Commission (TRC) admitted their role in the 1977 killing of Steve Biko, the leader of the Black Consciousness Movement (BCM). Biko was arrested on the outskirts of the Eastern Cape town of Grahamstown on 18 August 1977 and … Anon (1977 - 2005) ' South African police cleared of Biko death '  from BBC News, 02 December [online] …

… der Stel was born on 14 October 1639 in Mauritius, the son of Adrian van der Stel, a Dutch East India Company (DEIC) official and Maria Lievens, the daughter of a freed slave. His father remained in the service of the DEIC until his death, upon which Simon went to …

… Rosalind Ballingall was a student at the University of Cape Town (UCT) who reportedly disappeared in the Knysna Forest. The daughter of a Rand Mine's executive, Rosalind left Cape Town on 11 … in a cult know as the Cosmic Butterfly and was suspected of having attended a drug den party at the edge of the forest …

… it was seven days after he made his famous speech "Winds of Change In Africa" in Cape Town. In the letter he was … views on Nationalist apartheid policies. The recipient of the letter was Duma Nokwe Secretary General of the ANC. It was written from Groote Schuur, official …

… at the time, and contributed to research in the field of parasitology, and the founder of tropical medicine. In particular, Manson's theories about the mosquito and its contribution to the spread of disease were significant. Under observation, Manson … Kelvin, KWT, 2012. In memory of Patrick Manson, founding father of tropical medicine and …

…  On 13 September 1960, during the trial of David Beresford Pratt, two psychiatrists gave evidence … Court in Pretoria before Justice Rumpff, Judge-President of the Transvaal (now known as Gauteng). The Magaliesberg farmer was accused of the attempted murder of the South African Prime Minister, …

… At the end of the South African War (also known as the Anglo-Boer War) of 1899-1902, negotiators for the Afrikaner republics of the Transvaal and Orange Free State travelled to Pretoria … 24 April 2012)| Anglo-Boer War Museum , ‘Peace Treaty of Vereeniging’ , [online], available at www.anglo-boer.co.za …

… Louis Moholo, Pule and Gibo Pheto collaboration: Mark Of Respect (1995) …

… The Belfast agreement and Politics of Consociationalism: A Critique by Rupert Taylor …

… The Fall of Apartheid: The Inside Story from Smuts to Mbeki …

… Historical Dictionaries Of War, Revolution, and Civil Unrest by John Laband …

… Lawrence George Green (72), SA author of mainly travel books, dies …

… Moorings: Portuguese Expansion and the Writing of Africa by Josiah Blackmore …

… Democratic Republic of the Congo by Joseph R. Oppong and Tania Woodruff …

… The Creation of Tribalism in Southern Africa edited by Leroy Vail …

… Southern Africa: The Making of the Contemporary World by Jonathan Farley …

… Culture and Customs of Botswana by James Denbow and Phenyo C. Thebe …

… A Life for Africa: The story of Bram Fischer by Naomi Mitchison …